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 676 FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 1368. 1902. foundry and copper sho for steam en `neering (to cost one hundred and eighteen thousand dbllars), sixty gousand dollars; power house (to cost fifty thousand dollars), twenty-tive thousand dollars; workshop for ordnance, forty thousand three hundred dollars; ship fitters’ shop with mold loft and furnace shed for construction and repair (to cost two hundred thousand dollars), iift thousand dollars; power house and fuel storage for construction andy repair (to cost eighty thousand dollars), thirty-tive thousand dollars; machine shop for construction and repair (to cost one hundred and twenty ·thousand dollars), forty thousand dollars; joiner shop for construction and repair (to cost one hundred and twenty thousand dollars), thirty thousand dollars; foundry for construction and repair (to cost sevent -five thousand dollars), twenty thousand dollars; in all, navy-yard, (llharleston, nine hundred and thirteen thousand three hundred dollars. °°°“"‘°** In all cases where buildings and structures are provided for in this Act and where appropriations in full are not made for the same, authority is hereby given to the Secretary of the Navy, in his discretion, to enter into contracts for the entire construction of such buildings and structures, with the limit of cost as iixed in this Act. “{~,¢,)l;1¢h¤¤¤dP*°¤°*· Rrzrams AND 1>1msmwA·r10N AT NAVY—YARDS AND STATIONS: For ' repairs and preservation at navy-yards and stations, five hundred thousand dollars. <>¤vi*¤· P- I- NAvAL s·rAT1oN, CAvrrr1, Pnrmrrmn IsLANDs: Tools and appliances for yards and docks, five thousand dollars; fire—protection system and apparatus, twelve thousand dollars; railroad system, improve-~ ments and extensions, nine thousand dollars; fitting up coal sheds, seven thousand five hundred dollars; toward the purchase or construction of a floating steel dry dock (of American manufacture) (to cost not to exceed one million two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars), two hundred thousand dollars; in all, two hundred and thirty- three thousand five hundred dollars. t,g’¤i;¤¤ Md ¤P¢¤m¢¤· Prnms AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR rnnmo worms: For the reparation of plans and specifications for public works, including such ex ert _ aids, draftsmen, writers, and copyists as the Secretary of the Nliivy may deem necessary, thirty thousand dollars. In all, public works, seven million six hundred and forty-nine thousand three hundred and twenty-five dollars. runnin works, _ runmo womcs-BUREAU or NAVIGATION. mgxureuu of >aWi8¤· ,¤j,:yv¤{]{;g3Q:éQYé,c Navar. Ac.-mmirz Buildings and fgrounds, Naval Academy: Toward " f the construction of buildings, and or other necessary improvements, V°l·3l·*’·°°6‘ at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, as authorized by the rw-i·-11¤¤· Act of Congress approved June seventh, nineteen hundred, and in accordance with the plans aplproved by the Secretary of the Navy, October third, nineteen hun red, and toward the construction of a H°¤P“*l· hos ital (to cost not more than one hundred thousand dollars), to be buiit upon plans a proved by the Secretary of the Navy, three hun- ¤*¤d8*¤8· dyed thousand dolliirs; for dredging up to and in front of the Naval Academy, two hundred thousand dollars; in all, five hundred thousand dollars, the amount hereby appropriated to constitute a part of the eight million dollars’ limit Fixed for the total cost of said buildings ggyjfgém me and improvements: Ihrmided, That the Secretary of the Navy may, ` ° in his discretion, continue the said improvements at the. Naval Academy, either by contract or day labor, or both, as he may deem _ _ necessary or for the best interests of the Government. g*gg,'g,,·jm'*°“”- Nan;. rnaixmo sruxos, CAL1FonN1A (BU1LD1Nc-s): Two oi]iinei·s’ quarters, twelve thousand dollars; sinking artesian wells and water supply, seven thousand five hundred dollars; roads and grounds, three thousand five hundred dollars; purchase of tools and fitting up